Jamie

I asked ChatGPT to generate a utopic looking city but make the buildings curvy. It got pretty close.

Execute just adds 1, so if you want the dir world viewable, it’s 755.

Technically yes, with perfect or near-perfect management, we could double our population and minimize the damage. But realistically, our resource usage will certainly continue at a rate similar to or more than it is now.

The good thing is, birth rates are proportional to available resources, quality of life, and education; and birthrates globally are already on a decline in non-developing countries. Low birthrates have negative implications on society, but for the planet as a whole, less humans are a good thing

I think it’s just easier for people to cope with bad things happening around them if they can simply point a finger at someone or something and blame that. It’s easier than accepting that the universe is random and chaotic, and sometimes random chaos decides to hurt you.

No, it’d be like if we blockaded and bombed Mexico, then complained that their military isn’t giving out food to the general population.

When you blockade supplies and infrastructure from an entire region of people, most of whom have done nothing wrong, then yes, food shortages are your fault.

I just have a different partition for /home. For snapshots, you could set a partition up as btrfs and use btrfs snapshots

Is there a particular reason you can’t use apt here?

It’s always preferable to stick with repo packages unless absolutely necessary, because performing a manual install could place your system into an unsupported state or prevent apt from updating it later, which can lead to issues especially if that package is something core like bash.

At first, I thought there was some jokey reference I wasn’t getting. But no I got sent down a rabbit hole and found it. Now I just have so many questions.

I wouldn’t be that surprised if that look became a meme face

It’s basically rule #1 to not give an addict money, but give them things they can’t trade for material value instead.

Alma and Rocky aren’t really distros intended for casual use, they’re designed mainly with servers in mind. If you want an RHEL-based experience designed for a desktop, go with Fedora.

I used CentOS for my servers during CentOS6/7, but since they moved to Stream I run my servers on Debian or Ubuntu instead.

Making a big international incident about it is just feeding the people doing it. Making international headlines is about the best outcome for a cause like that to achieve.

Ah, I didn’t recognize the username. My previous comments were on mobile, so I didn’t have both pages open to draw the comparison. Now, I’m not looking to contribute toward giving you more grief than you’ve already gotten, I’m basically just expressing an opinion on the situation and that’s about it. So I’ll justify my opinion a little, but leave it at that.

I would agree that originally, asking him how you should phrase the notice was a good gesture. He suggests “‘This user requested their work be removed from this web site.’ And then link it to this issue?”

Then you respond and recommend “BurntSushi disagrees with sneering at cryptocurrencies, and in protest asked his crates to be removed.” in which, while he did say something to that effect, and that is related to the reason, you asked him what he wanted and then completely disregarded his wish to recommend a more snarky message.

BurntSushi actually responds and gives an okay to a more accurate version of what he said.

Then you respond with “[…] so I plan to develop “making a stance for cryptocurrencies” dedicated feature and move both of you there. […]”

And I read the first portion of how BurntSushi responded to that, and stopped at about that point because the whole thing seemed asinine. It would appear to me that you made him out to be the party in the wrong throughout the entire exchange to that point because he didn’t want to take part in your site.

Partway through he started suggesting things that just blatantly misrepresented why burntsushi was asking for his stuff to be removed. Even if he did the reasonable thing in the end, he shouldn’t have been so antagonistic about it.

I was going to say it’s a shame, and in a way, I guess it kind of still is. But then I saw the gitlabb issue where the creator treated burntsushi like crap for wanting his packages removed. That makes me feel less bad about it.

Usually you won’t be updating the firmware because it’s baked into the Linux kernel.

Personally, I’ve got both a Samsung and Intel NVMe in my PC, they work fine.

Second this, just be mindful not to sync anything sensitive in there.

Joke’s on you robot, my code is in Rust where we don’t do any of that here. We only write blazing fast🚀 memory safe🚀🚀 code🚀🚀🚀 here.

use robot;

fn main() {
    let mut robo = robot::Robot::new();
    if robo::rebel_against_humans() {
        robo::dont();
    }
}

Don’t worry guys, I solved the problem.